Various Artists Jamaica To Toronto: Soul, Funk & Reggae 1967-1974 03/21/2017 Mirawais Ahmadzai (guitar

Mirawais Ahmadzai (guitar

And that’s just the original

Hagerty Brian Tee Jack Kehler Kay Wade Kirk Ward Masi Oka Jeff Garlin Rachel Wilson Jennifer Coolidge Michael McDonald I Donna D'Errico John Mahon Fred Stoller Bradley Grunberg Jeanette Miller Greg Grunberg Mary Jo Smith Ren Urano Jennifer Hamilton Kinga Philipps Natalie Willes John Donovan John R Corella Alison Faulk Hideo Kimura Shealan Spencer Kevin Stea Tovaris Wilson Bree Turner Linda Kim Nina Kaczorowski Jason Yribar Nikki Schieler Ziering Sybil Azur Susanna Hoffs Faune Chambers Gabriel Paige Patrice Fisher Ron Ulstad Timothy Anderson Kelly Cooper R J Durell Shaun Earl Michelle Elkin Hunter Hamilton Michael Higgins Mark Meismer Mandy Moore Ayesha Orange Nathan Prevost Liz Ramos Becca Sweitzer Salvatore Vassallo Robert Vinson Amie Barsky Elvis Costello Sharon Ferguson Woody Harrelson Kristen Johnston Kimberlee Suerth Willie Nelson Tim Robbins Rebecca Romijn-Stamos Jerry Springer Fred Willard Directors Jay Roach Released: 03/29/2011

Curt Smith sings on the radio-friendly "Everybody Wants to Rule the World

TracksCredits 1 Black Celebration (2007 Digital Remaster) 2 Fly on the Windscreen (Final) (2007 Digital Remaster) 3 A Question of Lust (2007 Digital Remaster) 4 Sometimes (2007 Digital Remaster) 5 It Doesn't Matter Two (2007 Digital Remaster) 6 A Question of Time (2007 Digital Remaster) 7 Stripped (2007 Digital Remaster) 8 Here Is the House (2007 Digital Remaster) 9 World Full of Nothing (2007 Digital Remaster) 10 Dressed in Black (2007 Digital Remaster) 11 New Dress (2007 Digital Remaster) Genre: Pop

Various Artists Jamaica To Toronto: Soul, Funk & Reggae 1967-1974 03/21/2017 Mirawais Ahmadzai (guitarIn the late 1960s, Canadas largest city was musically booming as Caribbean immigrants made Toronto their new home. The finest ska, rocksteady, and reggae recording artists of the eraStudio One, Treasure Isle, and Trojan Records originatorssimply did what came naturally to them. One by one, they hit the studio and captured some of the toughest tunes this side of Kingston. Collectively, they broke down racial and cultural barriers to form an